Forced to flee their home planet of Thundera, they were the only survivors after their homeland was invaded. Lead by Lion-o, who was just a kid when they left, he ended up as a grown many in body by the time they arrived at their destination.

He was accompanied by other ThunderCats including Panthro, a mechanical whiz and master with his laser-shooting nun chucks.

Tygra, who had the special powers to place illusions in people's mind came in handy as well. With his weapon as a whip and a special power to turn invisible he was able to help the team out of tricky situations.

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